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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26
Gteamboats and Railroads..

NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave PecIS-slIp
~ pier 25 + X at Pun and IL pm Sundays eIcep.edh
Steamers arrive time for trains north and east
REDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
~ LINE The Popular Inside Route. To Boston. 50.
Worcester So So Corresponding redueton 70 all points
Steamers City OF Worcester aud city OF NewYork'
leave Pier 40 told number North River foot OF Wattsst
next pier above Desbrosse Ferry daily except sunday
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
Il Il NETWORK. NEW-HAVEN and HARTFORD R z
Trains leave Iarsn River 5tatpn. corner l3ll ani LA
con-ave Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
Preached By seconi Avenue and subgr1su Elevate a
roatsl duly, except SuntsY4 6t6 1850 VlO TO- llioS
m. $40 3;jJ. tt) $40 $40. 1890 m, for Port Nor.
NesG West Chester Tmos,ns ay Chester IPelhan Bsyp
Barlow (Clty Islald Psh Manor ami Rochsle coa
nccng at New Rochelle with trains for all points th3
main line OF the NewYor NcgHtyen and Hartford Rail-
roa Shore Line and Air Line Divisions NevCanaan, Mil
detown New Britain and 5uhed branches ami Boston aat
Midnight rsin New.Rochse AMI all inter ne ats ssr
tons At l2;l0 D. daily except Mondays
Sunday trains for New. Rochelle and all intermediate sta
lions NJ, 1901 and $3.50 the latter tram connect
ing at New. Rochelle with way train TO stamford
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
rrnnprAN FINANCIAL MARKErl

LoSpoY. Nav 25.-l2:30 p m.-Unlted States Four Per
Cent Bonds l3l "a; Canadian Pacific, O5 Erie So 40
second Consos O4 ILLINOIS Central 1907 Mexican Ori
nary. % +. 81 Paul Common, 49, New.YOrk Central
ll62 Reading, 81
quote rhreo Per Cent Renes At 80 francs
for the
D. m.-Atlantic and Western Mortgage rrus
Certificates 4S9. Erie 357s COnsOs lOt
81 Paul Common 30 Pennsylvania, 57's Reading 25s
India Council bills allotted to-day At decline oil
5-32d. per rupee
aivces quote Three Per Cent Rentes at 81 francs
~ OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26

stir to the demand tedsy and prces show 2 ssns
aloe. coored. l0Lc; Night Skins: = 9Ssc Egg';.
Have fair demand choice stock the feeiine ~
stronger State. lshal4c.i Western l2IsiSc Can2aa'
13L6i3bc.
sTEARiNE-ouiet and firm CITY quo,sdat ssasLci and
oleomargarDe ec Sales 1000 Choice Western &c.
TALLOW-Du and rather In price. Prme CiV
quoted al 3'. o3 l3-l6c. Sales. $4,000 A3 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26


Wheat DECREASE $4,000 bushels corn increase 32OOOO
bushels
demand but qualities dull aud neglected nay limo
Choice 70 a96c No. asoc No. = 90 iCo J,over
Long rye. 80 CSC. short t5s55s ost ioeloc GOOD 10.
and and active ana lhe general ct is hrm one Anerl
hCg,N state isst Est dI@ c do 10 Medium EO
7c, Paclnc Coast 1856. Best. ~ 2Oc 90 COMMON "
GSS sm aSS' fop % 1888 s' Common to
"9'd EI ~ 2o1c Tor 500 Boiling Muscovado
sales Two cargoes NewYork at 2O and ono cargo do
paa s &c ds sFy a'ys
at 800 d995c spot sales o. Th a sai Zoe speer~
WA sroREs-seilers moderated their views Tor mer
canaOo spirits rurpentne TO S7c IN mPay %n oa as
accounts from The south au sou oa do Al a7 u H. 81 So
= IN = GSssl 50: Window Glass 50 SOSs2 50
ost and satuTSs sales 900 Crude cOttonsee sic
Quotations. Cottonseod crne Us sotSi nnsrSt CeyIon
5.a6.c Cochlu ~ Sci Cot 2c iatd prmc
present make OF 5oc. Menhaden er9iei utn ~
l2c light pressed. 2G9 &c De1cmo n,oT 1aa7ic
6lcaced winter S77c n1ur c4o spr naSthePa sc
natural winter &c., oleacned WINTER tOe. extra gss'nY
42e Red an per b. 81 &c. hed 1asOp n5.
Neatsioot, prime GO671Gi common oo@oV' i''" w.
M1ScEAN fREiGnrs-The in most directions i
S wls BE IsfrI Genoa ssa. 70 900
bush grain private Liverpool steam nene9 800
ush srain 2.d Bristol steam hence 5000 bush gt1aI1
yai And 2 900 bush do 3.d; Rotterdam steah' o,ovo
1usl grain &c; Amsterdam, steam loOoO Dush s"'"'
private terms LONDON seln SuOO Dus. i,t saav
.t 40 lac for Molasscs ad4 0ldc Tor Fsr henhlns
aud &C. for DO Centrifugal 40 ousilS's iepVtSca
GS.Ic 'IrSS Sst RocsFs a.
6se Utsnul1cs .e aoSn a. Lee; Coiee on A. II1
s s. g. ISito Extra {. oc.I Extra G. 4|sl'sc c4@e
4Asc.. yellow. 4ASt nc. -. ..,
PRoyIsIONs-PORK-Exp orteTs remain lndlnefent anu
the movement on wants OF dealers Is without nuc ns
Pre- huWe
$50 bbs Mes. private Mess quoted =. w No,
Tor old slGdsiB 70 for New, Sl0dsio ~ lor fsny ,os
.bLkf7'i' Ct, ~. Ezra india Mess Ssi Extra
Mess bbls 5O. Packet - a 70 %, Suotcd AZ wi d
81 cur MEATs-There very little si 20 the .r.
nag but holders steady on tno Ts az TeSied
g1s 10 n o1o,sI a7Sci Picked Hams. II OIL toI
Picked Shoulders 0+ci smoked Hams &c -" n@'
smoked sh SSs Gear &c IcxYoif quoted At Sc
MESSED HU0s-Are shade lower wlh mougrs sp an
anu quoted osa7re Tor oil ayerases ~, r,.h
synpath1g WITH the neat VIZ was perfectly estnrees
Ths options declined Yd5 ponts leading TO modsA.o os
gree activity closing at near quo ~ The r,nd partly
@ s,ns OF eSportors SAFES 100 tos Western steam ev<w
Sssc OF which $50 vent to shRR9I n aaotea
5gse Continent toe south American May closing o'ac.I
1900 June og2g syoe eIpatuis ios August zlTg
JAZZ ns SI0' s.eG s60 les september $50
LIS eo.ias $50 bid, 900 ocIolip s4e 2sSS
Is' sitsS 3 g. feeling continues
nd nrce. show iuTIAer slight reduction WIN markeu
sn,Iety Oh Tho part holders Demand 70 oaai s
EsS Creamery isslsse Msssrb Srs' hs arsin ,ur.
~ 20 Il %c haitubs Choice 10 yc welsh nPs @
sstsrn faotory liza scj Western Diry ioe.; West
srn Imitation Creamery. laslse' cAes'siAs'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26

OF exports. sl55577724 s5s2scso2 s27573.275
The amount OF imported merchandise remaining In
bonded warehouses at the end OF April was 49, 5s3O9
ian increase for the month OF 80, ii 23O AGAINST
S3l l2375S at the end OF APRIL 1886, and ~
AZ the end OF APRIL 1888.
The immigration into tho United States In last April
WAS 70 LOT persons, against 49l5S I'm April 1886, and
49, 74 In April 1885. The total immigration for ten
months ended April 30 1887. was 334 1870 persons.
against 229 0l9 months ended April 80, 1856
and 244 275 for ten months ended April 80, 1888.
The annual report Of the Pacific Mail steamship Com
pany issued to-day makes sorry comparison with the
results OF preceding The net earnings for the
year were only $295, 533Or more than Sl,OOOOOO less
than the earnings for the preceding year The pres
dent accounts for the falling of BY the severe conpe
of the overland railroads aud tho resembling OF the
contract between the railroads AID the steamship
pany Yet he speaks hopefully for the future a. follows
In Judgment the outlook for the future has never
before been so brilliant for tho Pacific Mail Steamship
Company Il Is to-day and with such steamers for I'll
transpachc limo as have indicated being necessary
for that service the company will aud must enter upon
career OF unprecedented prosperity"
The companys feet OF steamers remains the same as II
was a year ago The subjoned statements show the
comparative business and results OF two years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26
Doaro ano Rooms.

East Side.
I ARGE cool rooms, neatly furnished. and
good board for gentlemen and their wives and single
gentlemen summer plces 1922 East l0thst corner rv
ing place.
100 EAST 19TH-ST., near Irving Place
lCC Rooms suite aud singy. with board reference.
EE7 EAST S1ST-ST. - Nicely furnished
LED for single gentlemen desirable ocaityi
terms moderate; reference required.
West Side.
NEWLY and well furnished rooms, 410 West
~ 22ds location quiet and desirable; quiet gentlemen
only.
I JUST OPENED. THE WILTON, As
West 27thst select private hotel. pewy and richly
furnished throughout appointments and cuisine strictly
frstclass beautiful and refined home for families and
single gentlemen; rates reasonable boarding house.
Special summer terms.
ELEGANT APARTMENTS FOR BACH
II ELORs.-Fifh-ave. corner 42d-st IN fre.proof build
of AMERTCAN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. Finest
ocation IN the city.
Brooklyn.
A T HOTEL ST. GEORGE, Corner Clark and
IN Hicks Brooklyn Height@-A very desirable suite Of
Rooms with private BATH and single Coolest house
New York. No extra charge for baths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26

In addition TO the above the from the Central Amer
lean and Mexican Governments amount 10 Sl7O6l1 $3.50
In addition to the above dues the Central Amer
lean and Mexican Governments amount to $20l,476
Tho stock speculation to-day quiet and presented
marked undertone Of strength. Usually the fluctuations
In limits but the closing figures are almost
universally smaller fractions than last evening. New
York and New England again special feature its
movement strongly upward Opening at 5s's u
quickly offered down TO 5S but at the latter figure IL
met demand which frightened the shorts and later
I'm the day they again scampering Mt 59 592 81
Paul and Duluth continued TO advance and sold up ~ per
from last evenings closing figure TO 50 L. and ended
ut sale ST. Louis aud san Francisco preferred also was
specially strong with advance OF per cent Western
Union again active with good buying up to 7Seg
rs against TIA last evening. Pacific Mail advanced u
per and at the close held advance OF l per cont
The reports railway earnings continue to be favorable
and daily attracting attention than hitherto
The market closed strong.
Government boads were moderately active and firm.
Annexed the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOUR.TRACK TRUNK LINE
ON and after May IS trains Leave

GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
largest and Finest Passenger station 10 America
Is m colchester Express drawing TO Albany.
$50 % the FS@Sts cHI 1aa Lf%TfEp composed
San Fails cI s and Tosd srss
1880 Chicago EXPIRES. drawing Canaan
iil:sOa m Western Now.YOrk and Northern Express.
$50 M xiSsay Troy and Ute. Express. With drawing
room cars to Troy.
fs seasS E1DTs n psS, psn s
bianscai New YOr9 to %iSaSy D'0' AMI 'n'''s@
s, S% E1yrs. "a
% also oaa @ snd Montreal,
Runs to JtiCa .oPprns e principal statOas
& spSe snd sSssn1 gGShs Ssr H. Du
snS M Pacific Express WITH 5os Rces::
Chicago seepingears to Clayton via Utica, daily exeeps
% Msa: m %h hs e ND
%!ss; $;s Ss s7sss
' %sS fl, aG ee m PARK Place ass os
t Sa sG s f PaS 81 %o' Ss
Accommodation 10 drawing and sleeping cars BE-
procured at any Of the ticket Offices NewYOrk CITY, snt
Bas.ssc ciioa Tor and checked from residence
These trains run d1y o,t AZ Others aay e1csDt sInday
r. TouGEY o' al A0'' maven HENRY tSIe So&Efr
General superintendent. General Passenger agent
ROSTQN, NEWPORT. NORTH and EAST
AMI Bffoi iea1e Pier IS % oo' d Hara1
By Annex Boat from a % mi F,t,,; csy
~ An orchestra oach stsamr Best lasl,iI
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
fo "a - x ~ lni way andlny& Boats e,vs Pisr'I
n T.s TTSyEsA AL IrHEys non "sl.s g. Sa.ss
silver loot Of pstn<.n''r''. Tuesy Thursdays an
lNOK HUDSON and COXSACKIE.
u steamer KAArERsKILL, leaves at p m Tpesiays
steamer McMASUs, Mondays Wsane,days 'G and Fsl.
Boston and Albany II. h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26
Ion, hasea ON the AmerIcan standard Of clas,Iacaton
sTLfSEo.

F,0OT DrIIn1rV.. = H.IU Low NTI'IIlg.
stGooi Oriinary " 81, Milling ............l0 lilo
Option trading quiet but steady during the forenoon
active and First prices showed no
changes from final figures Of YESTERDAY an the market
points decline for May to November nclnsve
AMI partially point other months Sales loooOO
hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF cortlandt and Zee
Z a. M. for Ca;asauqua and intermediate points
ne a. for ES ssr r. sss
p for and ntsmsats points cSsir car
Sto m ST pttstOn and principal intermediate points
5io p m for SoTay aud intermediate points. Comedies
4s Sa I a"'a' '.' ''' '''
ali r5aiH; i'Ssf mt % reg % connect
3d. m for auO cSuSt ha1ioioa and ediato psnss
R 0 4Ra sJcSo:;cr Buffalo .a
'lO Yves" General Eastern ONCE. 2s5 Broadway
NORTHERN RAILROADOF NEW -JE RSEY
ss aSa S spark E" III 19 g Sy KS s o
% Nr Naun Spring ssnS Valley Mcnscy S AND
5So 7:lo, $50 m. 40. cSo p IN sundays. $3.50 m.
ERIE RAILWAY. Through trains leave
IL 25dst minutes earlier than time shown from Cham
bers ST. local trains leave 2Sdst 20 CARRIER
to Pain R EEIRTfs n%ss
Buffalo Niagara Falls Pullman Sleeping Coaches froal
eP m~paiy s:S5 from asd ST. Chicago and St Louis
coaeSss %sadr Gay
Niagara Falls Hamilton and Toronto No extra charge COX
coaches to BnshamtOn, EmIra, Buffalo Niagara Fails and
Rutherford and Psssac week DAYS 445 $40 40 7sS as2
ssS Gao $o }ssS 3SS %a;ss
sS ssss ;S n Sss
s saSas s0 ds $50 nSsd s i SsS
s S'9 s VA a. S:S S SEQ sss o aay s S &
ESQ $40 $50 500 s,5 1900 100 and 1900 midnishi
sass!n ss' e. rs S;S Sgs ?so 1920
SO @ap OS s1nG sSl e 1910
Monticello and White Lake. 300 a. m, 8 80 p: m.
NswSuTs and Cornwall 100 900 n1 $3.50 49, 40 and
Montgomery Rondout and Kingston, 900 M, $50 p III
scranton. baS1o1re"' week days 900 a M 2sop M
ssS d5 sSd g. sss S & s sis sss 40
days S 5sO 200 io3os r. $50
1910 a. a. 500 $50 500 NJ The 800 train stops
Port jews : taS $50 9Oo 1920 $50 $780, 80 co
500 sSOp m. Sundays $40. BOO, lo2o@ M o'0' o''"
rs@ u e q.
mi s.a Nc ST. & nsS y
s,vs n 4 cssSsaPy
go is i psmATEs z q @ FARMER Az
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
leave Ss. II a. On c &C. s% and is minas.
'' Ps'Esi! sa5 s SS'.ss S5s N. 'Scs slsrm
q Se aSa syf sSs S bSo Rochester Suspension Bds.
hsssnd Kingston S,'? sausslts csi Albany sia
.e55 ion; lis6 % 9s s'iS and 'S'O' p NJ
fssSS sss sSs SIS M Toronto.
sa ,sa s ST. Buffalo
Daily Daily except saturday o'ne' Trains
For lctet parIor or sleeping str w
tions Indignation apply a. 0 omee Once loot Fuons
New city, sss 7ss s4S Brssawsy, d ,ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26

FLOUR AND MFAI-FIOIk-Ihe geneta Marker
sustained to y full grcs' SS nS re1RE
aud there was sonio interest rom local sourees
3 ss 3, a e &e,s I SS s65 o
Fine 81 4OSsS 25; $50 bills superanc 81 75sss SO
sc5 SS. c Winter 7'2 WHEAT heat E E1{ s. 10 1865
S ID aqg Sc STD 70 g. ssss' cos
ncud EH' the .as, wera G2Oo tSs Tor
E IS t5s 90 o. 81 aSs g f SG2s
500 Common mo- to o Fair Extra oho SCes
Fancy. 81 05ssj 90 Common Extra Minnesota - ~
81 s. =" straight, q iosa s. Patent 81 iOes5 90
Patent wHis ., Th nss. hI@ ss market closet
qaio, ~ soUrHERS FLoUnIn light request eg, sr@
s. soesi CO., Gooi 70 choeo TO- oss5 25:RYE
!! .gs Afe a s5
s.ssn s9s,'S 900 b III ~ asH =
sRAISwnEAT-Ihe temper was ther 9nl r1s t S
porters spot lots advanced "a ~ per 1nshe an closed
6y tho etrsms views Of holders stock arrive cost freight
and insurance attracted more attention ne %
acter Prices advanced e early In the day and the hna
sy nTs the sr Best H the G pTSes vos
5isooao 5a.as. future bushels :po ine%dns
% freight and n;er,nes U1Srsasa Red " y
@eysrs e.. vi ~ ~ 800 S'o's Re Nay seSe7c ecsns
Aasa: .:! % S9 :, g. o' %S oct at
1Gsef co o.. ~ el" NAV e Si% CLOSING at
ii 0la.....RYE ? Quiet and steady Lat sals Of sate q
dc BARLEY aLd BARLEY hALT-DuU and
nominal CORS-fhc option trailing -ptfitess and
cttered ana ON whole the market perfectly feature
declined rinc at the opening but hctlre the
coc the regslno. leaving on firm spot lots are
.t~ader tribe higher with moderate
teporfed shippers LiEug seven hoaina- 'h-s-
4O- ON future 900 bushels spo including On
eTsdei MIedai s7as9c steamer a. pdiG'o. m eevatcr
No =. 479af7'sc In elevators iHdtstc canal devcIel
No MAY ~ 9c, closing iTHc.. do June. Fadff Fc
closing s7'c do. Jniy. %HTdtr'c, closing al $50 90
A S a, ~ f..9s x go e no sRsr d Keep
ing wheat aud corn SPOTS lots are ny about
30 per bushc and reached moderate aggtgNe
The advanced - &c and closed hrm speculation
moderate Salca-lDO,VuO bu-lcl lluIe'
Ii3.oou Bushels spot, mcluiing No at SScl do; Wm!e
isc. No - &c., White, 81 a 9sAc, No NitH
Zoe Mitcd Wesfcrn q a 3dc. White TO-, 5ssi2c White
state soc, No waite Nay. 81 l6lGa3B 'scj No Mixed
Ing At 80 sci July 49, 33'o closing ~ SO ~ no. Au
gnst Je So cn.lng AZ o. FEE DQuiet steady Aud
nrhansed so no IS a92 c 90 d. s5c 81 70. ESQ., 100 10,
V5dsI. shaGVs. .lesl U5 Rye feed - d"O"
walker. prvoto daily crcuat May p, 1887 NeWforA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26
flats ano Rooms 60 Eet.

-FOUR very nice rooms, in perfect order, suit
able for light housekeeping small American family
moderate rent 40 kast l3Othst
sd FLOOR BACHELOR APARTMENTS,
- large airy; hot and cold water with without
boarl. 100 East 34th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26
CLOSING Prices OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS


CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
BosroS. May %. 1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26

~ Trans leave from chawbersst station for Englewoed.
Tenafy Clo,ter Spark Hi and Nyack $50, 7lU $40.
$3.50 and II 80 m; ll6 g %. 4. 4:5O, 6:2o $40 ESQ
1880 m II mldnight sundays 7io. 80 a. ~: and
P M. Nor Manuel Spring Valley. Monsey aud Tariaus.
5So. 7lo, $3.50 m. 40 c:SO p sundays $50 = m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26

Total shares sold for the day IV0'o-0
s3s. buyer 10.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-06

tile arithmetic for bookkeepers for Gale
at kansford's.
Court Square 10 becoming q regu-
lar picture gallery under the manage
ment OF MSj. Rogers, who Is devoted
admirer OF esthet!cs.
--Justice Barry held an inquest yes
tsrday afternoon on the remains OF
Henry Green, colored, who died from
hemorrhsgs on Monroe street, near
Wellington.
Eliza A. Clark to McKeon &
Gross, 10 acres near Memphis on
Memphis and Charleston railroad,
s1l 900, was the only deed recorded
yesterday.
The Aberdeen, Miss, spring meet
ing OF the Running and TfottiDg Asso-
citation will open May oath, and close
on the 9th. Mr.. James Dickens Is
president, and II. L. Hatch secretary.
-Rumon are current that the grand
jury is considering the propriety OF
indicting President MADDEN, OF the
Taxing District, for malfea,ance In
office-that is-committing illegal
acts.
Bob Chairs, for threatening to per-
foIate the body OF Charles Fly, and
the latter, for retsliating with threats
to carve up Chairs, were bound over
to the Criminal Court by Justice Barry
yesterday.
Judgments were rendered In the
Circuit Court yesterday as follows:
James Kulf, trustee. against Margaret
Campbell, for possession OF properly
or $120 valuation also j. M. Arbuckle
vs.. j. N. Morten, possession OF prop
erty; Taxing District vB. Hardy Nor
rls, S25 fine; Daniel Morton Vs. Annie
G. Morton, order against plaintiff for
$25 as counsel feer for defendant.
Quite commotion was created on
Main street yesterday afternoon, Dur
ing the last two days r. Bertsoh, the
ieweler, No. 202 Main, has had q
couple OF show windows built In front
OF his store by J. b. Seelig. When the
work was completed Bertsch claimed
IL was defective, and refused to pay.
Thereupon Seelig proceeded to tear
them down aud row followed. The
builder was arrested on distress war
rant and placed under peace bond by
Justice Barry.
esterdsy afternoon Mr.. M. Q:
Pearce and Mr.. L. B. Suggs, we'll
known merchants, engaged In a per-
eonal difficulty on board q street car
near the corner OF Poplar and Fourth
streets. Several gentlemen got be-
tween the com batants, and during the
confusion a pistol was discharged, but
as to who fred the shot rumors are
conflicting. Both we're arrested. Mr..
Pearce was released, and Mr.. Suggs
gave bond 10 appear before Justice
Barry at 2 o'clock this afternoon, when
the case will be investigated and the
facts developed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-06
PERSONAL.

CoNaREssMAN JACK TAYLOR Ia In the
city.
Col. JoR BARBIKRRE has returned
from visit TO Nashville.
DR.. THos. J CRoFFoRD left for New
York yesterday, and will be absent
several days.
Col. W. A. JOHNSON, Gen. John d.
Rather and Col. A. Ii. Killer, OF Tus'
cumbia, Ala, were In the city yester-
day.
Miss Lucy NELSON, the charming
and popular young daughter OF DR..
James w. Nelson, dc dtiet, OF " Madi-
son street, is seriously Ill.
MRS LAURA FRlERsoN, OF Tuscum-
bia, Ala, has been in the city some
days, guest Of DR.. and Mrs. q. b.
Thornton. She left for home via the
Memphis and Charleston road yester-
day.
THE chairman Of the Floral Commit
tee ON Decoration OF Confederate Mon
ument requests the ladies Of that COM
mittee to meet az the monument en-
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. The
committee will bs obliged for dona-
lions of flowers, which may be left at
the Cotton Exchange by that hour.
MISS SALLIR HmLIARD, OF Hsgars-
town, Md, the amiable and accom-
plished sister of Mr.. Charles ID Hill
lizard, Is visiting her brother aud fam
ily, at 1928 Union. She will remain
several days. Alresdy her many Low.
able traits Of character and beauty oil
features and disposition, have attract
ed many devoted friends, and q mum
Der OF others will be added before the
fair visitor returns to her Maryland
home.
+. B. THOMAS has been appointed
general manager Of the East Tennes
see, Virginia and Georgia railway, Il
take effect May LIST. His office will b'
in Washington City. Peyton Ran
dolph has been appointed assistan
general manager OF the company, oil
: fice at Washington. O. h. Hudson
: has been appointed general superin
tendsnt OF the company, office q
0 Knoxville, and Sol Haas has baen ap
, pointed traffic manager, office .
Washington.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-06
LOCAL NOTICES
ILL size nails at GabaY's.

ALL size nails at Gabay's.
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd st.
MISS CARRIE M. HEATING, pianist
may be found at the Gayoso Hotel.
1000 KEYS nails, also sizes, for sale
cheap, at Gabay's, 400 Shelby street.
NOTICE hour of sale of valuable
Main street and other property by 4.
]. Black & Co., May 10th.
A, VAcoARo & Co. have received
fifty cases of Due dc Monticello Cham
payne. They are the sole agents for
Tennessee,
THE Herbal Chill Cure, the best
tonic and anti. periodic known. A certain
and sure cure for chills. Price 81 per bot
erence given. Address sJohn G. Rucker,
Lynchburg, Va.
If YOU went your past due accounts
in city and country collected, tske
them 10 John II. Lenow, general co.
lector, 2S7 Main street (basement), cor,
Madison.
The members / the Women's Chris
tan Temperate Union are earnestly
requested to meet today at 3 o'clock
at Viii o Ribbon Hall, No. 273 Main
street.
TsE Women's Guild of Grace
Church is re quested to meet this, Fri
day, afternoon, May Oh, at o'clock,
D. m. in the church. Business OF i'm
portance.
THE regular monthly meeting OF the
Board OF Managers of the Woman's
Exchange, viii be'held at their rooma
this afternoon at 3 o'clock. A tu'l
meeting is earnestly requested.
THOSE having flowers for memorial
service at Elmwo)d on Saturday, and
not finding it convenient to send them
to the grounds, will please send them
to the Cotton Exchange, care OF Maj.
S. w. Hampton.
ATTENTION Is called to the card oil
Messrs. Fulmer, Thornton & Co., an
nouncing that they have merged the
grocery part Of their business with
the Memphis Grocery Company, and
are now stockholders In the concern
This will in no manner interfere with
their grocery business, as the new ar
ranKement enables them to fill orderl
as heretofore, and they will con
tinue the cotton factom business
as In the past and in the SAINT
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